
Rwanda
Akabenz
Fried pork pieces seasoned with lime and chili, served with onions; a popular bar snack in Kigali's Nyamirambo district and beyond; the name is rumoured to come from Mercedes Benz, though the connection is unclear.
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Rwanda
Fried pork pieces seasoned with lime and chili, served with onions; a popular bar snack in Kigali's Nyamirambo district and beyond; the name is rumoured to come from Mercedes Benz, though the connection is unclear.

American Samoa
Pua'a
Whole pig slow-roasted in the umu until the skin is crisp and the meat is tender; the centerpiece of American Samoan fiafia feasts, weddings, funerals, and other celebrations.

Antigua and Barbuda
Souse
Spicy soup made with pigs' feet, knuckles, and tails with many onions; a popular Carnival snack sold by vendors on the side of the road; pickled in lime juice with cucumbers and hot peppers; a traditional Antiguan street food; the souse of Antigua; a festive and communal dish.

Cape Verde
Conserva de Carne de Porco
Preserved pork from Santo Antão, salted and stored as a method of keeping meat without refrigeration, used in stews and feijoada.

Tuscany, Italy
In Tuscany, Arista is Tuscan pork loin roasted with garlic, rosemary, oil, and wine.

Chile
Rolled pork flank stuffed with herbs and spices, a traditional Chilean country dish, tender and well-seasoned.

Cambodia
បាយសាច់ជ្រូក
Thinly sliced grilled pork over rice, marinated in coconut milk or soy and garlic, served with pickled cucumber and a bowl of clear broth.

Barbados
Souse
Boiled pork cuts cooled and steeped in a pickle of lime juice, cucumber, onion, parsley and scotch bonnet, served cold and dripping.

Bali, Indonesia
Babi Guling
Balinese roast suckling pig stuffed with bumbu Bali spices and roasted over spit fire.

Bern, Switzerland
Berner Platte
A loaded platter of smoked pork, boiled beef, bacon, sausages and pigs' trotters on sauerkraut or green beans with potatoes.

Berlin, Germany
Eisbein
Berlin dish of cured or pickled pork knuckle boiled with vegetables and herbs, served on sauerkraut with mashed potatoes.

South Korea
보쌈
Thinly sliced boiled pork belly served with cabbage wraps, kimchi, radish kimchi, and ssamjang, a classic dish often paired with jokbal.

Apulia, Italy
In Puglia, Bombette is Puglian pork rolls filled with cheese and herbs, grilled brown.

Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sarma
A Bosnian dish of pickled cabbage leaves stuffed with minced beef or lamb, rice, onion and paprika, slow-simmered in a flavourful broth, often with smoked meat.

Occitanie, France
Bougnette du Haut-Languedoc is a seasoned pork-and-bread mixture shaped into a cake and fried until crisp.

Tuscany, Italy
In Tuscany, Braciole ubriache are pork cutlets cooked in red wine with garlic and herbs.

Hungary
Brassói aprópecsenye
Brassói roast is diced pork and potatoes pan-fried with onions, bacon, and paprika.

Latvia
Karbonāde
Pounded pork cutlet breaded and fried, served with chanterelle sauce, stewed cabbage, pickles or boiled potatoes.

Russia
Буженина
Pork loin or ham brined then slowly poached and baked to a pale roast, the Eastern Slavic holiday cold cut sliced thin.

Saxony-Anhalt, Germany
Bötel is a Saxony-Anhalt pork knuckle dish, usually cured and boiled or roasted until the skin turns crisp over tender meat.

Canary Islands, Spain
Carne Fiesta
In the Canary Islands, Carne fiesta is Canarian pork marinated with garlic, paprika, vinegar, wine, and herbs before frying.

Canary Islands, Spain
Cochino con millo
In the Canary Islands, Cochino with millo is Canarian pork cooked with toasted corn, garlic, spices, and pan sauce.

New Caledonia
Porc au Caramel
Porc au caramel is pork braised in a dark caramel, soy, and aromatic sauce, a Vietnamese-diaspora preparation established in New Caledonia.

Alentejo, Portugal
Fried pork and clams with potatoes, garlic, and cilantro, a surf-and-turf classic.

Puerto Rico
Puerto Rican fried pork chunks, marinated in adobo and garlic, then fried until the outside is shatteringly crisp.

China
毛氏红烧肉
A Hunan version of red-braised pork belly, caramelised with rock sugar and soy sauce until glossy, with chilli and star anise, Mao Zedong favourite dish.

Tarija, Bolivia
Tarija specialty: whole suckling pig roasted on a cross over fire for 5-7 hours, social celebration dish, served with mote and llajwa

Peru
Huaral-style pork roasted slowly on a wooden spit until the skin blisters and crisps.

Costa Rica
A Cuban fried pork rinds, crispy and salty, a street and daily classic

Bolivia
A Bolivian dish of fried pork with corn, potatoes, and llajwa, a festive and hearty classic.

Antioquia, Colombia
Colombian deep-fried pork rind, crispy and golden, served with arepa, lime, and aji. A staple of bandeja paisa and a popular street snack nationwide.

Dominican Republic
Dominican fried pork rinds, crispy and golden, served with lime, hot sauce, and tostones. A street and asado staple, crunchy and savory.

Arequipa, Peru
Crispy fried pork chunks with skin and meat, served with mint sauce and sweet potatoes.

Dominican Republic
A Dominican dark, crispy pork rind variant, fried longer until deep golden and crunchy. A street and asado snack, intense and savory, served with lime.

Puebla, Mexico
Poblano chiles stuffed with a savory-sweet picadillo of meat and dried fruits, covered in a creamy walnut sauce and pomegranate seeds.

Sinaloa, Mexico
A Sinaloa pork dish of shredded pork cooked down in dried chiles until almost dry and deeply flavored.